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CHICAGO, April 4-Over six thousand carpenters
went out on strike this morning. They have re-
solved that nothing shall be done In their line un-
them, have acceded to their demands, eight hours
per day and 30 cents per hour. Thus far only
ninety employers have expressed willingness to
come TO terms, while the three hundred other
bosses have either positively refused or kept
silent.
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The Department investigations.
IMPOSSIBLE 10 FURNISH s0NR OF TIE INFORMATION
ASKED FOR.
The heads OF the different Departments are
meeting with considerable difficulty in
filing the Information required by
Senator Cockreu in his Investigation
OF the methods of doing business In the Depart
ments. Some of the Information particularly that
with regard to the individual records OF clerks, It
will be Impossible to furnish.
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HARTFORD CONN, April 4.-The members OF the
Painters Union, which last Friday voted to de-
mand ten hours, pay for nine hours work, went on
strike this morning. The strikers say they
number 300, but it does not appear that over 100
men have quit work.
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1tss1oSHD.-V =. 17uBoIVoh, " Poo0 011100 M
SpectOT, located at Philadelphia, has resigned.
A BULKY REPLY TO SENATOR COCKRELL.-The
clerical force in the Government Departments are
engaged in preparing the material for the reply to
the letter OF senator COckrell, chairman OF the
Senate special committee, asking for the methods
of business the Departments and other details of
the routine business. 1t will probably require six
weeks or two months to answer the Inquiries
made, and the bulk OF the matter will be SO great
that StatiSticianS will calculate how many times
it will span the earth II the sheets laid side by
cir
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THE FOLLOWING FOURTH Class POsTNAsTERs have
been appointed: Jas. Dorsett. at Pope's Creek,
Charles County, Md; G. o. B. Cissell Wheaton,
Montgomery County, Nd; Sam1 Long, Chrisman
MaS county va; Meyers lans ANTI
dow Mills, Frederick County, Va.
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y, TO Is, Protest AGAINST TIE oesscros Bul,.A
The Courts.

EQUITY GOCkT-JuHQe MeTrtck
saturday, SPaidiDg agL Drage; hearing I'm Gen-
erai Term ordered. Had agt hall; auditors re-
port ratified. Wright agt " right: Joseph shilling
ton, Jr., appointed guardian ad nUem. Manson agL
Manson; rule on defendant returnaUle April u
granted Towers agt lowers; leave granted 10
HE amended bill. Mckenzie agt. Field; notice VI
hearing oI restraining order ordered given. smith
agi. Jones; sale ratified nisi and reference u
auditor ordered.
CIRCUIT CouRf-.yud9e Cor.
saturday, District aSt Cana, R.k., and Bridge
Co.; demurrer 10 declaration sustained ano judy
ment. khrmantrout agt. Ellis; motion FOR new triad
argued and subnitted. Shilman at. Fletcher;
ofaer TO produce papers Cannon agt. NcMichacl:
new Trial refused. Thurber agt. Mcpherson: gar.
niahee submitted. PeJtiOune agt. Jones; Inuti3n
Tor new TRIAL argued ana submitted. Cole agi.
whitney; Llolion Ior judgment granted. kellogg
agt Cooke; motion for Judgment oyerrued. Mai-
Lace, Elliott a Co. agL. Maruney; motion To strike
out bond.
POLICE CoURr-yudge Smell
saturday, Sarah Garter, iarcen. Z SO or 90 days.
Joseph Kelly, assault; 30 days. Michael 4. Car-
ley, cruelty 10 animals; personal bonds. Cha-les
SULLIVAN, diSorderly conduct; ~ or ~ days Mat
thew Butter, do; collateral forfeited. James
Nelson, coiored disturbing religious congregation;
g or ID days John 1lmOers, disordcriy con-
duct; 81 or Id day John W. Brown and Mn
held Gregory, PROFANITY; collateral forfeited.
The dealt is announced Of Baron HIndllp form
eriy Sir Henry Alsopp, a mealbCr ol the famous
brewing irm OF Burton-on- Trent. DE Was a.
years OF age.
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were the readings at the btlnal once to-day: s a
%. ~ an 81; II AM ~ 2 pun 75s maxi
mum, 70: minimum, so
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THE COMMERCE. COMMISSION.
Work Of the Members To-day.
CONTINUED FROM THE FIRST EDITION.

Vice-President Smith, of the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad, submitted some additional papers
In regard to water competition with his road, sc.
Messrs. w. II. Ross, II. T. Johnston, s. Walen-
baum and j. F. Hanson, q committee OF trade OF
Macon, Ga, submitted an argument in behalf OF q
suspension OF the long and short haul clause OF
the inter state act.
LOOKING FOR QUARTERS.
This afternoon the Commissioners went out to
inspect some OF the rooms offered to them as per-
manent Offices They seem favorably inclined
towards the Baltimore Sun building, and the In
dications are that they will take quarters there
unless the rent shall be higher than they feel can
be afforded under Controller Durham's direction,
restricting the board for all Its expenses to the
500. 900 made by Congress
TIE MAIL RECEIVED DAILY
by the Commission Is very large, and Acting Sec
rotary Jonas has put in extra hours to assert it
and discharge the regular duties OF secretary. At
present the Commission have clerical assistance
except that rendered by Major Jonas There is
some reason to believe that they may take some
steps tomorrow towards the employment OF clert-
cal assistance, and that they may then elect q
secretary.
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Death of Miss Gather

Death Of Miss Catherine Wolfe.
NEW YORK, April Miss Catherine Wolfe, the
Weil-known and charitable lady OF this city, died
at her house, On Madison avenue, this morning.
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The Burning Of the Hotel Del Monte.
THE GRRBEBACKs AND VALUABLE DOCUMENTS IN TIE
SAFE DESTROYED.

MONTEREY. CAL, April 4.-The site where lately
STOOD the Hotel Del Monte was surrounded yester-
day with crowd OF people, who gazed sadly at
the wreck. The safe, which contained a large
quantity OF yaluables, was taken from the debris
and opened. The jewelry and coin were found
un1njured, and some checks were also found pre-
served, but a quantity OF greenbacks and valuable
documents were destroyed. The work OF removing
the debris, preparatory to the erection of a new
structure, will be begun to-day,
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S1R RENT-PLRAsANT. WELL FURNIsHED
gwen and ssquissd 614 13th Ct nv SI7-i6xs
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The TREASURY OFFICEa-Judge Maynard con-
tnues to act as Second Controller Of the Treasury
and will not assume his new duties as Assistant
Secretary until Wednesday next. The delay in
making the change is due to Mr.. Maynard's desire
to dispose or certain important matters pending
in the Second Controllers Office. He is pushing
them as much rs possible a. he realizes the nece6
Sty Of promptly relieving Secretary Fa1rchtld OF
that part OF his duties relating to customs branch
or the service. Nothing is settled In regard to the
TTeaSurerShip or the Second COntrOllerShtp.
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= ScAeeNe3 &eee Down Wi9h Wa1 OsVWs
SANDWICH, NAss., April A--AD unknOwn large
t3O-maSSed schooner ran ca the shoals several
niles On coetut, between Nantucket and Hyannts,
crew 90 supposed q have iss been Sea lot lot
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THE U. s. s. KEARsARGB, which has been lying
at the Portsmouth On. H.) hayward for some
months awaiting the action OF the Secretary Of the
Navy upon the report of the board of survey is to
be repaired and put into active service An order
to that effect will be issued in day or two From
this action on the part OF the Secretary, naval
officers are encouraged in the BELIEF that he will
likewise order the historic old Hartford, now at
the Mare Island naVY-Yard. to be reftted.
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LIEUTENANT CoMAANDKR HENRY E. NICHOLS has
been ordered to duty - inspector OF steel for the
new cruiSerA
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PRESENTATION TO GEN. HAzKN.-The friends
OF Gen. A. d. Hazen In the of11ce of the Third As
sistant Postmaster General, since his retirement
from that office on the list inst, have determined
to express their appreciation and esteem for him,
and to-day sent him q letter accompanying
handsome easy chair and card-receiyer OF
Dresden ware.
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TIMBER TRRSPAsS IN ARKANsAA-The Secretary
OF the Interior has requested the Attorney General
to direct the proper United States attorney TO In
stftute civil suit against the lumber firm OF Short
q pickering, OF Beaver, Arkansas, for the manu-
featured value or log value of about 800 600 feet
OF lumber, board measure, alleged to have been
purchased by this firm from parties, who uniaw-
the years 1881 and 1888
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE DIsCHARGRS.-In
pursuance OF the policy Of reorganization and re-
duction explained by Public Printer Benedict in a
recent interview in THE STAR additional dis
discharged were printers, and some were from the
bindery,
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CoAMANDER FRED D. MCNAR has been ordered
70 command the Omaha, relieving Capt. Thos. O..
SeiI1dge, who IL placed on waiting orders
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"RAyENsWOOD.n

This beautiful place ID situated in the center Of the
VILLAGE OF Hyattsvlile, overlooking the surrounding
country for miles improved by thirteen room house
supplied with water from cistern the house. fuf
and onethird acres Of ground covered with trees At
fording abundant shade; very desirable for a,,st
home, female seminary, hotel. summer board
ing house. Possession given by the LIST of Nav
Building lots also for sale. LOUIS D. WINE, 1890 Pa
NH -1w
NOR sALE-SIX ACRES AT BRIGHTWOOD
Il unimProyed, two acres improved by handsome
buildings. one acre improved by neat cottage Also
loo acres At Forest Glenn, NJ T. station Also sew,
eIal cheapest farms IN state u Maryland. r. h
station, and must be sold For terms apply TO
H. j. DALY,
mhSS-2w' 63l + St NV
E,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
1s. si.,y pr,operty@lhe Revere House At 81. Denis
batiers city all trains stop at the ke.y) hotel
tafns 80 rooms with necessary outtuildings, aud
aeres IN grounds; price, $4,000 Also q ten room
Coftas,e and ares choice building sites, including
the celebrated Relay Spring FUSED by the b. o. X RI
price. 10000 Both houses under lease to prompt
tenants. 1HOAA9 A MIFCHPIG
S3A st. Rooms and g.
Oh@S-i4t' Washington, ID. C.
l,oR RENT-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, WITH Two
acres of choice Land, two miles from city; beautiful
healthy location; 81 per month X A. PHILLIPS
142S New York ave mhIf;-2w
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80 Myrtle st. me-, .tI5
019,2021 e st.n.w., Or. 10
- 7th st. road N. w., 5r. ..l2
24 Jackson Hall alley
2224 boundary Ct, ar. 10
37 18th st. Sc, Or. 10
1856 81 st s.w., 6rs. 10
l015 Blxgden's alley, Ar. 8
( 1915, l3l7,l5s1 LIST. s.w.S
j2Es2 K at. NV, 3rs. s
305, BOT 7th st., IT. rIn. 81
4.t4 18th st. Me-. 4Ps. 8
l246 Bla1den's all. ,2F.5.5 so
1919 l. st NV, 3r. A
=, rear lab p 81. NV, 1r. B
2lst, bet. n b On.v., Ii. y
OFFICES.
9th and Pa. ave. I'm. 14410
sLenOx Bldg, I'M. 3.......lO
I401 7th st. / I'm, I'd a. 10
'l511 tn st.. r. 4, basem'tlO
! Gunton Bldg. r. 81 .,.S
ih16 + st., 2r., I'd door. 4. 8
Ion Of the property on my
ofnce for bulletin Issued on
THOS. j. WAGGAMAN
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CAPT. q. I. HowIsoN, commanding the o. 8 &
Vandalia, reports to the Navy Department that
! his vessel arrived at Coquimbo Chill, February
5. finding the M0hfcan and MOnongahela IN the
harpor, several British vessels aud the PruaS1al
man-of-war Vitiax, The y. 8. 8. H0qoeis would
remain at Talcahuano where Sh0 arrived January
20. The health OF the sauadron was good.
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Now York Stock Mar

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 400 % m prfces
OF the New York Stock Market, reported by special
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Cor; 5th&va.ave. .Sr. SIS
4W-OS-l0 X ne, Ar. ID
4O4 Z st. ne, u IA. 1850
Hear 20I7 N:Y-sve. ,5r. l2
l401 9th st., Ar. .l2
~ Alex. Court, or.
5l3 23d ST., 5 rs. 1880
'i26O4 | st., B rs.......IO.3O
417 9TH st. s-e., 4 rs-....l0
u9 Goth ST.. 6 rs.......lO
1913 jefferson 1T. IS n. 10
242O Va. ave. 4 r..lO
Water ST., CT, 2r......lO
Rear 514 oath, st. Or. 8. 30
Canal ST., Ar. o
5O7 Va ave, 4rs. g
Houses in rear n, 4r. -. g
3 Rm. b. on Water Nv. :. g
! STORES.
21S 9th st. n.w.,....$40. 90
7 IS Z. cor. 4th and G SITS.
! Sc. store and 3 rs. II so
WESCOTT b WILCOX.
"a Pennsylyanla ave. nv
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PAST ASSISTANT ENGMRKR JAMES 81, Percy has
been detached rom the Dolphin and granted
three months leave
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35th(s Prospect ts 1890
1915 n. T.. ave. Sc. 1910
Prospect, nr. 35th st.15. ~
es52f Il st. II. W., Sr 80. .
9.!S oath st. NV, 6r, .... 10
1928 Lawrence ST. Or. 10
TIA Md. ave ne. 4r.....15
1913 Sd ST. NV, OF. -. Id
COS + st. s.w., Or. -
2034 9Th N. w.,6r........l5
] Cleveland ST., 6R.....t.iS
5ll Z st. ne, 6r. .l4.5O
1873 III st. ne, 6r-..--..-lf
20 r st. ne. Or. 1870
517 9th Sc, DILL 3O
I Fenton place ,6rl3.3O
500 III st. ne. Or 1850
1914 18th st "A. W., Ar Y
1908 Q st. NV, or-..:..E
Is Fe1tou Pl. ne, 5r. 1I3
1910 Blagden siley, Ar: II
22L st. s.w., Or. .-..1O.@
= Summer Row, Ar .1O-5O
1876 Md. av. ne, Or. 80. 10
22l X at. me-, 5r. 10
IT'S 18th st. n. W., 5r. ...9
517 Sth st. &C., 5r. %
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LUX RENT-
IL l706 4 ST., l2r. 81
601 18th st. NV. I1r...1:
2Us2 y st. NV. l..r. sc
1918 II st. NV. Tor. 81
326 Ind. av., IL rs. sc
- T. Cap. St, l2r. .50.6l
30 Cst. NV, Or. .......4i
400 NJ st. NV, Or. AZ
141O X. ]. ave. Or. 81. 81
.l3 z st. n. W., Ir........3:
4!D III ST. NV. Sr. ..3(
1880 18th st.n.w. 7r.,.. 2s
I'll II st. n. W., 9r.....5.9.
.l15-lT 18th NV. 81 81
27 18th st. NV, err. sc
6Q3-619 H ne. 6r. .:s7.5(
"a I'd st. n. e.. Sr. ......2.
Is Sth st. ne, Or. %. 4t
IA Mass.av.n.w,7P..25.4C
3l2 LIST st. Sc, ar. .225.3j
1880 9th vt. n.w-Tr.25.3:s
1l35 8 st. NV, 7r.......2.,.
3O44 p st. q. w,7r. Do. 50
sol = 81. ne, Or. Is
4lS Nd .sye.nw.,6r.-...19
2u32 18th st.n. W. .Sr 1850
1874 = st. NV. Or. 1880
1lo2 b st. n.e., 7r.....-.l6
anO N IT M a 4,
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EoR RENT-HOUSES.

oh nENI-dotSES.
Il 1402, 1404, 1iO6 Md.
ave. ne, Or. .S2i
81 1923. 323k d st. Sc,
lmisi ii6 St. NV IL. s:
S40S n ST. NV, 7r....2:
4O3 Y st. NV, 7ns.. .2O.3-
1902 25th St NV. Or. Ii
6l9 c st. s.w., 6fs. .......l,
20 Myrtle Ut. ne, TIL:
% Myrtle ST., n.e..7r.....1:
2 9TH st. road NV. 8r. L.
202:j L ct. NV, 6r.......l.
1901 9th st. NV. 4r....l:
90, S0..Essex Courtl2 81
ABA LIST st. s.w., 5r. i23l
Ell Bisgden's all, Ar. L:
Oak Lawn, 18th st. sx.2rl:
STORES
Str. and dwg., 1914 7th
st. NV. Srs-. ..S4
Str. rm., part cellar.
cor. 4th and n sts.n.w-2.
Str. rIn. 154l II at. n.v.1
Stable rear 1915 K st. Il,
Str. and dWg, 3l3 Willow
Tree alley, s.w.6r......1 /,
Stable rear 1913 10th Ut :
The above In only 0 Dor
bopka For fnu list cali q
the LIST and 18th. fspll
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NOR RENT
Il 1872 18th It,, 12r. ,S75
3l01 p ST.. IL r, mil b0. "a
S25 20th It.. 10F..mi46.5<
3lO3 z st., y n, m.i.4O.5(
221Q 4 ST., FRS, fur. AZ
242l Pa. ave, Or. :. 81 sc
ll45 2lst, 1Or.. m-i.35-5(
2135 = St, VI. N. 1. .S5.5(
81 I'D ST.. Dr., LBS. sc
1919 q st., 10r., N. /. 81
10U1 = ST., Z rs,, m.i.25.5(
22o0 Cleveland Av. .22 sc
100 3 st., Sr. -2o.5l
1,sO5 v ST.. Nra- mi -. 80
2423R ST., Sr........z20(
$40 2lst st ...........2 0.Ot
21l1 II st.n.w.. 6rs. 81
2004 ] st. NV. Ar. IL 81
1ll6-l1IS 23d st. ,5r1 Z 81
1907 t., 6rs., wster. III. 81
ga Ii ct. he. b n. .15.&
Fora full hstApply to
Eiii:3l ID
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THE DISTRICT MILITIA
Gen. Albert Ordxvay Recommended for
RIigadier General.

The Secretary Of War has referred to the Presi-
dent the matter Of reorganizing the District mill
tia, with the recommendation that citizen OF the
District be appointed at brigadier general in COM
mand OF all the organizations In the District. 1t
Is understood that General Albert Ordway has
been recommended to the position.
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BOARDING.

(NoOD ROOM AND BOARD FOR s4OO wYFK
~ fable, $500 Per week Please give me = cxIL
laos ST. NV. ana aye
GPkAGUE MA0sIoN, COR. 9Th AND Sis NV.
Oroons and board bs the day, week month. app In
RoARD-THE BAKTHOLDI, GIG y ST.: ROOMS
- single or en- suite. with excellent Table Board
mh3l-iws
1900 ST. NV. Rooms, DOUBLE AND
epces given mh}O-lvs
EoR BESf-FURS{SHED ROOMS. WITH FIRST
II class Board, near Mcpherson Square References
exchanged fransents accommodated 1915 18th st.
mhl-5ws
ROAhDIN9 AND ROOMS - TWO LARGE WELL
~ furEisbed communicating front rDoms: second
Aoor table board ais Per Der week and so
sdsy Othsrsss toS prices. 3i4-3i6 indiana svA
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From the New York Sun, To-day.
Miss Marie Blanchard, stepdaughter OF MI John
F. Coyie, of 229 East 10th street, formerly pro-
prietOr OF the National Inteiiigeacer OF Washing
ton, shot herself in the abdomen last Friday at
the residence OF her cousin, Mr.. Wheaton Berault,
in Vineland, n. J. The wound is probably mortal.
Miss Blanchard is IL years old and the daughter
Of the late Col. c. d. Blanchard U. S. A. She was
for seven years student at the Convent OF the
Sacred Heart In Manhattanvtile. For the last
three years she has been finishing her education
at the Convent Of the Sacred Heart in Beauvais,
France. She returned from France by the steam
ship La Champagne on February Ia
She met young man on the voyage who became
attentive TO her. Her parents did not like him.
and objected to his calling upon her at their house.
Then she went to stay with her cousin, MI Berauit
In vineland. Her education had been arranged
with a view to her maintaining herself as a gov
erness, and after she went TO vfneIand she tried
secure situation as governess somewhere. She
She slept on the lower floor of Mr. Beraults house.
and Mr.. Berault and his wife occupied an upper
room. About 9 O'Clock last Friday MT. Berault,
who was in bed, heard q noise down stairs ike a
pistol shot. The noise was repeated. Then Mr..
Berault's little daughter, Lena, cried, from down
stairs:
ooh. comet Marie has shot herself"
MIR. Beraut ran down stairs and found Miss
Blanchard lying on his library Door. She smiled
accident" Mr. Beraut saw a revolver lying on
the floor, and found that her wrapper was bloody
and on fire. He sinothered the nre and called for
help. DR.. Robert r. Wier OF this city and Dr. VIM.
Keene OF Philadelphia were telegraphed for. When
they arrived Miss Blanchard was chiorofOrmed,
and her wound examined. IL was found that the
bullet had passed through an artery, the mites
tines and one OF the kidneys. The bullet was ex-
tracted from her back from just under the skin,
above the hip. The intestlneS were sewed up and
the injured Kidney taken out. DIR. Wier says Miss
Blanchard has a very strong constitution, and
that tr she lives "a hours longer there is chance
that she may recover. Miss Blanchard told Mr..
Berault and her physicians, when she gathered a
little strength, that she did not mean TO commit
suicide but had intended only to slightly wound
herself, so as TO touch the hearts OF her parents
and thus cause reconciliation with them. She
partO0k OF the last sacraments OF the Catholic
Church, and she now lies quietly awaiting death,
that Is probably very near.
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fOR SAIE-~CHAMP1ON COUGH CURE" rs THE
r,s ssessest Temedy On earth for Coughs and Colds;
the msnufactufers. TIE 1zML HEALMEAR Ksfs0
W. 31O ". Paul s&, baltimore. Nd f3-ams
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8. J. MEEKe.

EOk SALE AND ExCHANGE-AT 406 PA AVE.
xes the incest variety St Family Carnage Bug
d-hxnd and new. In the city. Prices to suit VIM
f. E1Ek NH 4 Am
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EOR REST-FURNlsHED-l5 X ST. NEARLY
n:w tTo-sso!y b!ick. nine roons; neatly furnished
$o ~ sPend1o order; very Roesonable 20 desirable
teoznSss Inquire n. u. PARKER
@a<e-4zS 141S ct. nv.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

Tor RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE
II Room ground door. on St., between 18th and
18th SITS. NV. Steam heat Apply IA
THOS j. FISHER & CO.,
ap2-6t 1924 St NV
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k<'On oAAAE~AWNlN0S, FLATS, TENTS.
4 All the latest novelties
IN ewnlng stripes and canvas for store, CITY and
country residences. n q. COPELAND CO,
400 1lth st. NV,
mnSl-3m Opposite Star office.
EOR sALE-AT JAS K. PROBEYs RRPOsITORIES.
- cor 9th and n. Y. ave- and 1880 32d (High) ST.
platform wagons and trucks Of every description and
capacity from 500 70 5000 pounds; business wagons
and Daytons my make fancy dry goods aud laun-
dry wagons. something entirely new. Commission
merchants and pleasure wagons carry larger stock
thAn all the other dealers together in the city Terms
reasonable and at bottom prices. f26-2m
EOR SALE-SINGING BIRDS. BIRD FOOD AND
Cages Gold Fish, Aquariums and Fish Food. Larg-
EST assortment in she city At SCHM1DS Bird store
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EOR SALE-CARRIAGEs, HARNESS. CARRIAGES
II II you need nice stylish Buggy go TO Meeks
You want nice stylish Surrey 20 to Meeks
II You want nice stylish PhaetOn go To Meeks
You want nice stylish CabriOlette 60 to Meeka
II you want nice stylish Family Carriage Bust
ness or Pleasure wagon (new or second handI IL il
worthy attention call these articles are in
half dozen or dersnt styles EACH so a. to give
quantity and quality to choose from; Also Harness.
Whips, Lap Robes. kc.. and all goods guaranteed Z.
represented.
These goods are for sale on accommodating terms
Mith polite and prompt sttenton given As in this
eity or elsewhere. Repairing aud painting done
promptly. Specially. The best $3.50 BugYy Har-
ness IA the whole country at gu q st. NV.
GIVE me call
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